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As far as I know Hanneke Faber identifies as a woman (unless "guy" is being used more generically here). Hanneke Faber bio: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/about/leadership/hanneke-fabe... Good or ba
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2y ago
Are you sure? :) Also from TFA: "During the interview, Faber also discussed Logitech's goals of doubling its business and cutting its carbon footprint by 50 percent by 2031."
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2y ago
" Finally, it has over 20 different camera sensors," Wow.
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2y ago
When I am driving through suburbs in central Texas I think it is interesting to note that there are rarely people outside the houses. Mostly the the people I see are mowing.
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2y ago
Worked for a company in the first decade of the century that did a little work for an oil company in Europe that had gotten a grant to study using CO2 to pressure wells to increase production and calling it carbon capture (touch on in TFA).
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2y ago
The problem that they are trying to solve is how to sell more. We should probably think more about how to teach consumers to ask if they really need or want that thing.
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2y ago
I saw the add, father encourages daughter to write letter to hero Olympic sprinter Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone using AI. I thought it was a bit strange but not much more strange than a car company privatizing cars by showing people driving re
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2y ago
The article did not have that line and I was curious. I claim innocence:) Now, though, I am interested in the electrostatic properties of the flowers.
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2y ago
To start a discussion: “This means that they don’t even need to touch flowers in order to pollinate them," So, the butterflies build up the charge as the fly around. Then they get near a flower and the pollen flies up and sticks to the
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2y ago
I certainly understand the part about the "population" getting out of control but isn't management (and you as a sort of enforcement) serving as government? It makes it a little more like a light hands dictatorship? (Just for
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2y ago
It is the same in the US (the right, not obligation, to vote). It is a good thing but there is a fair but of social pressure to vote here. I hear people talk about voting for people be cause they are better that the other guy.
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2y ago
> Direct democracy is terrible. Look at reddit as an example. A direct democracy might be good or bad but the reddit example does not really fit. As far as I know reddit is not going to pass local traffic laws or impose new federal taxe
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2y ago
I sort of wish car makers would stop being innovative. I do like the reliability and safety that modern cars provide but would like fewer bells and whistles. Affordability in both purchasing and maintaining is important to me. Just watching
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2y ago
I think about half the country is feeling that their life is tough. The national minimum wage is still $7.25.
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2y ago
I think the regulatory capture angle is also likely (you know both). I just hope he is not using ChatGPT for strategy advice.
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You might be right but... If this world is a simulation knowing the nature might let us work with it better. Hacking the universe (maybe or maybe not if a simulation). It would in some ways just become an extension of physics (in effect). T
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And it can be a little hard to go back and learn the things you miss. Personally, I wish I had learned more of the greek alphabet in school. When I look at papers today I often get stuck on the symbols and my reading turns into "Where
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I do not have time now but I intend to read this soon. Link to paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2405.10387 It is a nice looking article that about how we use the eual sign in mathematics and computer science. I do not look
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I will make note and listen to it. Good luck.
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Maybe this: https://nautil.us/winning-by-a-hair-341059/ Raced bikes in late 1980s and shaved my legs. I was never good enough to notice any different. Mostly peer pressure. No one really said much it seamed just expect
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Sort of "Poke with a stick". Some contractors are filing leans against SpaceX assets in hopes of getting money owed.
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Texan construction workers put a rocket up Team SpaceX over 'unpaid bills'
(theregister.com)
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It would be a change in lifestyle but I am advocating for the change for reasons other the "prepping" as much as a health change in lifestyle. In some situations it might even be a substantial source of food and save or even make
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Growing your own food should be more common. It is good to have some fresh food and know where it is coming from. Permaculture should be encouraged more, especially in suburban and rural areas. It might even be a way for some to make a litt
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The thing that sticks with me is: https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-zte-order-after-china-... Maybe it was completely reasonable but it looks a lot like foreign influence. His overall tone is not constructive. His rheto
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What does speed mean in this setting (launching things out of Earth Orbit)? Most of the time when I hear about something reaching some speed is space I think about its speed relative to the launch site or the Earths surface. In orbit around
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2y ago
An indicator of which way the planets are moving and more importantly spinning would be nice. I have bookmarked it so I can see about where the planets are. Thank you.
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I did not know her well[1] so cannot really speak to actual real troubles. Still, it easily appeared that she had mobility and cognition troubles. I saw her once at the grocery store and she asked me to go in and tell them that Shelley was
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Rest In Peace. I met and talked to her a few times in town over the past 10 years or so. She could serve as an example person that needed help (I tried to help on occasion in tiny "help the old lady across the street" ways). Lets
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I like this sort of thing but I would like to see (hear) more time series date sonifided. Like a video turned to sound. Does any one know of any examples or know of anything like a python package to turn video frames into some sort of hifi
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